SDABA Resources
LABORATORIES
THAT OFFER SOILS/CROP TESTING
SERVICES IN SD
Click here for a
printable
list.
SOUTH DAKOTA CCA STUDY GUIDE
This and other CCA
resources can also be found at
https://www.certifiedcropadviser.org/. Click
here
for the SD CCA Study Guide.
REFILLABLE
CONTAINER & REPACKAGING REQUIREMENTS
These requirements became
effective August 16, 2011. The refillable container & repackaging
requirement part of the rule states what
type of containers can be used for
refilling or repackaging different
pesticide products. The rule also states
that each Pesticide Registrant must
include language in their repackaging
contracts that clearly describes the
acceptable containers that are required
for refilling and for storing each of
their pesticide products.
This rule is an EPA rule and all
enforcement will be through the EPA.
Information which may be of assistance
to you:
Frequently Asked Questions on
the Container and Containment
Labeling Requirements
These FAQs and others are posted
on EPA's web site
here.
STAY ON TOP OF ISSUES THIS
GROWING SEASON
ROLE of fertilizer
Supply & Demand, Energy Drive Global Fertilizer
Prices
Fertilizer's Role in World Food Production
4R Special Feature
The Fertilizer Institute (TFI), in
partnership with the Canadian Fertilizer
Institute (CFI), recently sponsored the
first article in what will be a five
part article series on the 4R nutrient
stewardship system. The article series
is being coordinated and coauthored by
the International Plant Nutrition
Institute (IPNI). The articles, which
are being published in the American
Society of Agronomy’s (ASA) Crops &
Soils magazine, are intended to provide
an in-depth look at the economic,
environmental and social benefits that
come as a result of producers
implementing the 4R nutrient stewardship
system, which refers to the use of the
right fertilizer product at the right
rate, right time and right place.
Click here to access the first article
of the series.
Fertilizer: An Investment for 2009
Crops
The International Plant Nutrition
Institute has prepared a series of
articles that may be helpful in dealing
with the dilemma of fertilizer decisions
this year. These include:
- Chances of Losing Yield from
Fertilizer Rate Reductions
- Don't Make a Fertilizer Decision this
Spring without a Soil Test
- Optimum Nitrogen and Phosphorus Rates
in Times of Changing Grain and
Fertilizer Markets
- There Is No Substitute for Adequate
Crop Nutrition
- Crop Nutrient Economics: Price Ratios
Click here to access the full range of
IPNI materials.
5 Fertilizer Facts Everyone Should Know
fertilizer safety
What you should
know if a spill occurs
